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儒家 -> 孟子 -> 告子上 -> 15.4

Mencius answered,
'The senses of hearing and seeing do not think,
and are obscured by external things.
When one thing comes into contact with another,
as a matter of course it leads it away.
To the mind belongs the office of thinking.
By thinking, it gets the right view of things;
by neglecting to think, it fails to do this.
These - the senses and the mind - are what Heaven has given to us.
Let a man first stand fast in the supremacy of the nobler part of his constitution,
and the inferior part will not be able to take it from him.
It is simply this which makes the great man.


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